CRPS is the short way to say chronic regional pain syndrome. A nervous system disorder is the usual cause of this type of pain. An injury event, stroke or heart attack can trigger the nervous system issues. Usually, CRPS affects an extremity and is characterized by...
Social security disability is a Federal program administered by our national government in Washington, D.C. Because it is a national program, any licensed attorney can appear in any SSA field office for a disability hearing. The social security disability...
The alleged onset date (AOD) in a social security disability application is the date that you claim you became disabled. If your severe impairments were the result of a car wreck or a work injury, then you might pick the date of the accident as your AOD. ...
The date last insured is one of the most overlooked components of a social security disability application. It is the last date that you are eligible to be covered for disability. You are usually eligible for coverage for five years after you quit working. It could...
When you seek social security disability benefits, you have to prove that you qualify under the law for those benefits. In order to do this, you are going to have to submit medical evidence to the SSA. This is especially true if you are having to file an appeal for...
When the SSA evaluates your application for benefits, it uses a sequential evaluation process for social security disability approval. This is a five step process that has to be done in a specific order. In this post, we will briefly review each of these...
